Jason_W
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I'd venture that there is more to a wound than depth of penetration. I have no way to test my theory, but I'd be willing to bet that it all boils down to the volume of vital tissue destroyed.
But, back to slugs, the foster slug is so short and fat and soft as to be a TERRIBLE penetrator vs. rifle bullets. Brennekes are harder, a little longer, still have a poor sectional density.
Granted it was 400 yards away give or take, but the point is, there is an exception to everything.
Actually, for around here my serious slugs are are .625 hard cast round balls at 1275 fps .
Not really,it is a single ballSimilar to Dixie tri ball or whatever it's called, two RBs 12 gauge bore was what I was looking at? Supposed to be designed for hog hunters and I was hunting a buckshot only WMA. EMed TP&W to ask if this stuff was considered buckshot, the answer was no. Oh well, sounded like some good stuff for the purpose, anyway. Slug would be better I'd think, but I don't know. They show a pattern sorta rifle like for the tri ball, but three hits at 50 yards about 2" apart IIRC. Impressive if true.